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This Is How Electricity Rates Are Actually Set – Odd Lots — Transcript

This Is How Electricity Rates Are Actually Set

Episode publishedJanuary 9, 2025Podcast: Odd LotsOdd Lots↗

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

Bullish

VPP— Virtual power plants are seen as a promising technology in the utility sector, with Duke Energy already having extensive experience and a large network of connected devices.
UTILTECH— Advanced metering technology is enabling more sophisticated and accurate pricing models in the utility sector, potentially improving operations and financial efficiency.
STORAGE— There's significant potential in long-duration energy storage technologies, with interest in startups that could develop scalable solutions in the near future.

Bearish

NETMETER— Net metering policies are being reformed across major markets due to concerns about their financial sustainability and impact on the overall energy network.
ROOFTOP— Rooftop solar is viewed as a potentially expensive method for carbon reduction in certain regions, suggesting limitations in its cost-effectiveness.

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